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How to store the toner cartridges?

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Storage of unopened toner cartridges:

To place in the direction specified on the box (arrow up)

Store in normal environment (normal temperature and humidity)

Avoid direct sunlight and near heat sources (such as heating and steam pipes)

 

Storage of opened toner cartridges:

It must be used within six months. Six months later, the performance of the components of toner cartridges will become unstable, and the print quality will decline, the degree of decline depends on the environment at that time.

Avoid direct sunlight or exposure to the window. In the hot season, do not put the toner cartridges for a long time in the car (even unopened toner cartridges).

Avoid sudden changes in temperature and humidity, such as air conditioning or heating.

Avoid dust or near corrosive chemicals, such as ammonia or organic solvent vapors.

Do not expose the toner cartridges to above 104 ° F (40 ° C).

 

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Save Money by Purchasing Ink Cartridge and Toner Cartridges Online

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In today’s fast-paced technological age, we rarely think of using pen and paper and turn to our printers to get something done in hard copy. It is an inevitable aspect of our official as well as our personal lives. As a result we need to ensure that we get proper ink cartridges, printer ink and toner cartridges for our printers. However, using high quality ink which is compatible with the printer is crucial for ensuring optimum performance.

 

However, different models have different specifications and finding the right ink cartridges is crucial for better performance. A cartridge in actual fact is a small, rectangular little box that holds the ink. They are usually quite small in size and rectangular in shape. Since, each printer holds its cartridges in a different way; the exact size and shape will vary accordingly.

Printers are usually of two major types i.e. for an Inkjet printer you need an ink cartridge and for a laser printer you need a toner cartridge. As compared to Laser printers, inkjet printers are less expensive. Laser printers make use of special powder referred to as toner. They also print much more quickly and quietly, and also last longer as compared to inkjet cartridges.

However, when it comes to printing stuff, people groan over the expensive printing prices. People usually turn out to online market to avail decent affordable ink and cartridge products.

These days many online companies sell toner cartridges and printer ink at affordable prices to buyers. Since, online stores have no storefronts to maintain, hence, no overhead costs, buyers can save 50 percent and even more, buying printer supplies from the internet. Customers are even offered money money-back guarantee, with orders shipped out the same day.

Moreover, customers can also opt for remanufactured or compatible cartridges; instead of buying branded one’s which are expensive. When print quality is not up to the mark, instead of replacing the whole cartridge, check out if it could be done by replacing only the drum.

Buyers can also opt for ink and toner refill kits which can be refilled on average up to 10 times and toner refills up to 3 times, if they are willing to save money on ink and toner supplies.

So, instead of wasting money purchasing expensive ink and toner cartridges, you can alternatively order these products online who besides providing you top quality product, also allow you to enjoy the best warranties and best after sales service.

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Ways to Recycle Toner Cartridges

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Many people do not realise just how much damage they are causing the environment by throwing away recyclable printing products. In fact, only about 15% of the population recycles ink and toners. Here are some ways to recycle toner cartridges.

Most manufacturers will accept used cartridges, or you can give them to stationary shops. Some office supply stores will provide prepaid envelopes for your old toners in exchange for new ones. But if you cannot find a local shop, there are some national ones you may try such as Action Aid Recycling or Green Agenda.

 

A recycled toner cartridge can be refilled up to five times at the nearest cartridge-recycling centre. You should also consider giving your empty toners to local companies. You never know, they may give you money as a gesture of good will.

Printer cartridges are made of plastic, rubber and metal. It would take over 1000 years for the plastic in these products to completely decompose. This is extremely harmful for humans and other living species. Recycling is the best option and it saves money and time, as well as the environment. Moreover, you can converse energy as every brand new cartridge needs 3 quarts of fuel in its production, so a toner that is recycled five times saves 15 quarts of fuel.

 

It is also possible to reuse an empty cartridge by refilling it at home. This is a simple process as all you need to do is clean the nozzle and the print head, use a graduated syringe and take out the colour ink from the cartridge. Check for any leakages and make sure your printer is functioning correctly without any air bubbles.

Refilling a cartridge should be done with care as you don’t want any ink to dribble on the printed paper. It is easier to fill colour cartridges rather than black ones as the black fill plug is covered with a steel ball, so when you remove it, you will have to replace the entire plug. Colour toners are made of plastic covers which can be removed without any hassle.

A recycled toner cartridge costs up to 30% less compared to a new one. The companies that accept old toners use the drum and wiper blades and replace the worn-out parts. They then clean and fill the toner before re-assembling it back together. This is a standard way of recycling raw materials such as cartridges.

Recycling is not only a need but it is everyone’s responsibility to look after the environment. Nowadays, most companies take steps in raising awareness about recycling raw materials as it is one of the most cost efficient ways of conserving the eco-system.

 

When small businesses recycle empty inkjet toner cartridges, they not only save money and valuable time, but they also help the environment. There are numerous organisations that deal with the recycling process of these materials. A little research online will help you find these agencies as well as all the relevant information about the educational and business institutions that recycle these products.

Christopher Joseph Smith is writing on behalf of Cartridge World, specialists in Toner Cartridges.

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How to Find Deals On Toner Cartridges

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Printers and photocopiers today have become the most essential types of office equipment. To produce the ink covered text and graphics on paper, printers use a toner cartridge. These cartridges come in a variety of sizes, shapes, colours and with their own pros and cons.

Cartridges are small or large, plastic-moulded devices that hold the printing medium that we refer to as toner. The toner is a fine black powder comprising carbon, black dyes and fine plastic particles. The heated printer drum or photocopier drum melts and fuser the toner to the paper resulting in the images we see on paper.

 

Types of Toner Cartridges

OEM cartridges are produced by the manufacturer of the machine or authorised suppliers; this type of cartridge is expensive. Compatible cartridges are those made by off-brand suppliers and generic cartridge suppliers. Cartridges are manufactured to meet compatibility standards of different brand machines; more cost-effective solution. Remanufactured cartridges are used cartridges that suppliers clean, service and refill. This is a very cheap cartridge option.

 

Finding the Best Deals

The Internet is the best place to go bargain hunting for the best deals on a toner cartridge. There are numerous sites offering new cartridges, refill kits and recycled cartridges online. With refilling cartridges, there is additional savings to be enjoyed. When buying online, benefit accrues to the buyer only when a whopping shipping cost is not included. Look for sites offering free shipping and bulk purchase discounts.

Several online sites offer discounted prices for specific printer models. One would probably need the printer model number to enter into the site to access the list of prices. By clicking on a chosen vendor, it is possible to be redirected to the vendor page where online purchases can be made.

There are many online sites where it is possible to find most anything these days. Many sites serve as a meeting point for buyers and sellers. Open an account on a couple of vetted sites and trawl the computer and accessories section for auction sales and fixed price items. Simply select the item and make the purchase directly from the seller.

Conduct an online search for reputed sites selling discounted cartridges or offering special deals on cartridges. There are many reputed sites offering a wide range of cartridges at discounted prices. Most stores will stock a range of low cost ink cartridges and toners, offering a comprehensive line of cartridges, refill kits and laser toner together with a wide selection of other printer supplies.

The Internet has fast become one of the primary shopping mediums frequently used by people for convenience shopping, for everything from pet supplies to high-end products. With minimal effort, it is easy to find great value for money deals on top quality ink and toner cartridge. Look for stores offering top quality products at reasonably competitive prices. Another thing to look for when shopping online for the best deals on toner cartridges is to look for same day delivery or at the most, next day guaranteed delivery.

Many brick and mortar stores maintain an online presence because of the popularity of the Internet. An extensive range of quality cartridges from branded manufacturers at discounted prices can be founded in these stores.                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Buy original or remanufactured cartridges; either way it’s a chance to get the best deals.

Ben Greenwood is writing on behalf of Cartridge World, the UK’s leading specialist in toner cartridges and ink cartridges.

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Are Compatible Toner Cartridges As Good As OEMs?

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When deciding which type of replacement cartridges to buy for your printer, you may be a bit overwhelmed by the number of options. Whether you need toner or ink cartridges, you will usually have the option of buying new original equipment manufacturer (OEM) consumables, new compatible consumables manufactured by a third party, or reconditioned, “remanufactured”, cartridges, made by refilling and overhauling used OEM cartridges. From a consumer perspective it is therefore natural to ask if compatible cartridges are of the same quality as OEM ones, as they are often significantly cheaper.

 

When looking to see if a compatible consumable is as good as the OEM recommended version, the question needs to be asked if you are really comparing like-for-like. You will be paying less per print if using a compatible cartridge, but will not have the support of the OEM in terms of reliability and quality. The issue then becomes if the compatible version will give you better value for your money. Many people have reported that non-OEM ink cartridges show a significant reduction in performance and reliability, even accounting for the reduction in price. Ink quality is often lower, and the interface with the printer is more likely to suffer from interference or errors. However, results for toner cartridges are more mixed.

 

This is because, unlike ink, toner is a standardised product, and manufacturers of compatible or remanufactured cartridges are therefore better able to produce a match for the printer’s exact requirements. The remaining issues of compatibility of interface are addressed most directly by using cartridges reconditioned from used OEM consumables (although these may still have issues if the interface is worn), or by ensuring that you purchase from a reputable third party manufacturer with its own guarantee. Manufacturers with ISO 9001 certification are likely to be more reliable and produce better quality goods than those without.

 

The quality of the drum and drum blade are very important in a toner cartridge, and these should be the focus of your quality checks. Find out if they have they been replaced (in a reconditioned cartridge), and if they are of a comparable quality and design to the OEM recommended cartridge. If these items check out, the consistency of toner quality means that a compatible toner cartridge may well be as good as an OEM piece of equipment for basic printing purposes, as well as almost certainly being cheaper. In the case of reconditioned cartridges, they will also be better for the environment, wasting fewer raw materials, and delaying the disposal of several sorts of non-biodegradable waste. However, don’t forget that even brand-new OEM cartridges fail from time to time, so there may still be issues with even the best third party cartridge.

 

Those who demand very high quality printing (photo quality or higher) may find that the clarity of non-OEM cartridges reduces faster than that of OEM ones, and if this type of printing (low volume, high resolution) is what is required, saving a little money on consumables may be offset by reprints to obtain satisfactory quality. You should also remember that using non-OEM toner cartridges may invalidate your warranty, so they may be a false economy until this has expired.

 

Ben Greenwood is writing on behalf of Cartridge World, the UK’s leading specialist in toner cartridges and ink cartridges.

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How to Make Toner Cartridges Last Longer

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While most people prefer buying an inkjet printer since it is cheaper, there are a few others who would rather go for a laser printer, to get good quality printouts. Some laser printers are able to offer better quality prints, and this is why people requiring professional printouts prefer buying these rather than an inkjet printer.

The only problem with laser printers is that the toner cartridge used in these machines can be quite expensive. So, once you run out of toner, you will need to spend quite a lot of money to buy a new one. The best way to avoid this is to take a few steps that can help extend the life of your laser toner cartridge.

Here is a look at some tips that can help you make your laser toner cartridges last longer.

 

Avoid Colour Prints

Whether you are using an inkjet printer or a laser printer, one fact remains the same. Colour prints cost you more compared with black and white prints. So, if you are going to take a printout of a draft, use black and white, and save the colour option only for the final report. This will ensure that your toner cartridge lasts longer.

 

Change Your Printer Settings

Change your printer settings by opting for draft print quality. Keep in mind that the higher the quality of the printouts, the higher the amount of laser toner that will be used. When you select draft quality, you use less toner. Use high quality print only for documents that are to be used for presentation purposes, or for making a good impression with an office report.

Another option to consider is to set the colour to printing in black and white. This will ensure that your printouts do not use colour, thus saving still further on toner. You can also set your printer to print multiple pages per sheet, another step that will use less toner.

 

Use Print Preview

The print preview option offered by your computer can save you a lot of money. The print preview option can help you get a look at how the document will look once it is on paper. You can use it to check whether the content fits on the page or not, and adjust spaces and margins as needed. Once you are confident that you have everything in place, just hit the print button to get the content on the paper.

Keep in mind that even a small mistake can render a printout useless. This forces you to do another printout, which will make your toner run out faster than it normally would.

 

Choose Your Fonts Carefully

Although you may prefer printing your documents in a font size of fourteen, the fact is that a size of ten or twelve may actually work quite well. Keep in mind that larger font sizes consume higher amounts of toner, so use the smallest font size for your documents possible. This will also help you save on pages, since a larger amount of text can be printed on one page with a smaller font size. Avoid using thick and bold text. This may also consume a high amount of toner.

 

Toner May Not Be Empty Even If You Get The Alert

If you get an alert saying that your toner cartridge is empty, do not automatically discard it for a new one. The message usually appears when there is no toner in the middle of the cartridge. However, some toner is still present, and it can be used for many more printouts.

If this happens, just remove the toner cartridge and move it back and forth so that the remaining toner is redistributed. Then just continue printing for as long as you can.

These tips will definitely help make your toner cartridges last longer. However, once you do run out of toner, ensure that you buy a replacement that is compatible with your printer.

This is because a replacement that is not compatible with your printer simply will not work, even if it looks like the same product. Using compatible toner ensures that the quality of your printouts remains high, less toner is consumed, and no harm occurs to the printer as well.

 

Sarah Shore writes for Cartridge Shop on everything related to printer cartridges. She has a particular interest in how to make toner cartridges last for longer to maximise value for money.

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How to Remanufacture Toner Cartridges?

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Printer and toner cartridges are very expensive, and printer manufacturers realize a great deal of their annual profit from sales of these small devices with limited printing capacity. More expensive printers usually get a better price from the ink they use than their moderately priced counterparts. Laser printers offer consumers the best price per page in relation to toner cartridge expense. Toner is very messy, and most consumers prefer to avoid the fine powder that stains hands and clothing. Toner cartridges, however, can be refilled. Consumers can avoid direct contact with toner and enjoy savings by purchasing remanufactured printer cartridges, which can save up to 80 percent.

 

Toner cartridges are available as original manufacturer’s equipment (OEM), compatible brands, or remanufactured equipment. Consumers can also refill toner themselves for the greatest savings. Remanufactured cartridges are very popular because of their convenience and price. Printer manufacturers spend a great deal of money explaining why these products do not work as well as OEM and exhorting consumers to avoid risks. The remanufactured products cut into manufacturers’ profit margin, and they just hate the situation. Many companies now remanufacture ink and toner cartridges, and some enterprising people turn the operation into a home-based business.

 

The remanufacturing process follows these basic steps:                                                                                                                                                                                                                    The cartridge is disassembled. Any damaged parts are removed. Old toner is removed by vacuuming. Ultrasound is utilized to clean superfine toner dust from all parts. Worn and damaged parts are replaced.The photo drum usually must be changed. This component is very sensitive, and the smallest imperfection will impact print quality. New blades are added to the assembly. These components initiate a windshield-wiper action. One set applies toner to the drum, and the other removes excess dust. The cartridge is then filled with a good quality toner that meets or exceeds OEM standards.

A gasket prevents toner from flying into the printer. Fine toner powder easily becomes airborne from the slightest agitation. Each refilled cartridge is now tested on OEM to ensure quality. The remanufactured cartridge is sealed in anti-static black plastic bags that block light, and boxed for additional protection.

These steps ensure that the cartridge performs to exacting standards that meet or surpass OEM standards. Consumers can order these remanufactured printer cartridges with confidence when companies follow the correct procedure.

The computer industry has a rich history of enterprising entrepreneurs bypassing OEM inks and supplies. In 1981, IBM put its logo on an Epson MX-80 dot-matrix printer and sold it with its personal computer. Users immediately began investigating how to extend the life of the primitive ribbon carriage. People popped the cartridge and added WD-40, allowing it to steep overnight. Tables with felt rollers allowed the ribbon to be pulled through to resupply ink to the medium. There is little surprise that toner cartridges faced immediate assault on their exclusive status.

Remanufactured cartridges provide distinct environmental advantages. Millions of discarded ink and toner reservoirs reach landfills every year, where toxic chemicals leech into the ground and water table. Recycling is the responsible choice, a fact that even the original manufacturers acknowledge, but they would prefer consumers recycle anonymously and continue to buy new, overpriced products.                                                                                                                                                                                            Ben Greenwood is writing on behalf of Cartridge World, providers of printer cartridges including toner cartridges.